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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-30
THE MARKETS.


CHICAGO. March 20
Quotations GA the bIarl OF trals to-day
were as follows: Wheat-No 2 March, opened
T6c nominal closet 76's: nominal; April
opened 10, close s6lss May, opened sl1se
closed sl3sr. Corn No March, opened
Aja nominal, close I 3ii4c nominal; April,
opened 3isse askel, clio ed 34ssc nominal;
May, opened and ciosei sag. Oats-No.
March, opened 2i5sc nominal 'lnsed 2S5s6
nominal NAV, opened 2s4-5ss, closed 2S3sr;
June, opened &c. CLOSED 2s3s bid. Pork
March, opened and closed s2u60 nominal
May, opened and clos S.l.0o: June opened
and closed S2l.00. Lard March, opened S.. 42ls
nominal closei S7.3j nominal
Live St0ck-The Union stock yards repor;
the following prices: Iings-Market opened
fairly active early; best grades were Sc
higher; later prices were shade easier; light
grades selling. IS 10 $40; rough packing
50; heavy packiHg and shipping lots
$3.50 600. Gait e-Active, stronger; beeves
S40llb5, 40; cows, SIS 375: stockers ard
feeders. S3.GO t4.31. sheep-Strnnger; com
mon, $500 t3.'5; good to choice, s4.25l49t
lambs $50 1918.
Produce: Butter Fancy FL lin creamery,
Bic per ID: choice t. fancy dairy 2.125;; fine
roll, 141ISr- Eggs Strictly fresh 13Il3]ac
per doz Poultry Che kens 7Ia0Sc per ID:
turkey, 9Gl0,; ducks s.D9e. Potatoes-In car
lbtS on AllijN. bui ffUo-c pei DuT E2drly
Rose. 81: M xed lots s. tije Apples-Fair to
good sa.UUGjJJ per bbi.
New York.
new YORK. March g.
Wheat-NO. rel state. 9'1sc: No. do, 9!a4c.
No. red winter April, SIC bid; do May
el54c. Cora No IN xed cash. 1910; d
April, 4s3sa oats-Nn. ! white state 3D.
no : mixed April 48lsc; da May. 4s34c. Rye
Nominal. Bariey-Nominal. Pork-Dull;
old mess, ;l5.25G id.75. L;rd-April, S7.6J;
May. GIGS.
st Louis
ST. LOUIS March %
Nheat-Lower, the ga n Of yesterday being
lost. No 2 red cash. ~ r.9lsc; MAY ami Jnre,
"as''; August, 49, s617s a. Carn-Abnut
steady cash, 3'lac Nay, Slssr: June, Bec
aSke /, oats-Drll; cash. 273f Nav,
;S54c bid f"rk-slI.D for Irregular Lard
quiet s. - askc Whisky -slIB
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-30
New York.


0atr- 3b932t-
HIy-Timolny-s9. Wt611.e0
wild-S7o Q9G0
Rye-5GGl52c.
Corn ,4Gdt2c.
Potatoes-55c
Cosl-Soft f5c has d IS ~
Cord Wood S4.25
Straw-$6.00: baled 81 90.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-30
WHEN YOU TRAVEL

Line selected by the United States Government to earn
the Fast Maii,-the
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-05-11
CONDITION OF THE WOUNDED

Charles ". Cathcart Impr" "ing-Apdr.w
Cook stiIl Alive and Chance Z" Re
cover.
Inquiries about the condition of Mr.
Charles W. Cathcsrt, injured 50 badly AT
Yellow Springs yesterday, are almost uni
verSal. He les>s-3 a fair night and hls con
dition today >-.ssS such improvement aS to
give strong and i.newed hopes of his recny-
cry. His splendid constitution is in his
favor. but the critical point is yet 10 De
passed.
Andrew Cook. of Dayton. whose terrible
fall from scaffold al the new Lagonda
shops, Yesterday afternoon, a distance of
twenty-siX feet, WAS briefly mentioned last
night, and tore of nearly all of his scalp,
is still alive. but in a very critical condition
All the other workmen quit work after the
accident.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-05-11

There seems to be something in the eli
mate of the Nile region which develops
stupidity. Last summer Gen. Parr, one
Of the commanders of the British army of
occupation, decided that he had use for
the map room in the citadel at Cairo. He
therefore instructed Maj. Mantell of the
British army TO clear out the room and
told him 10 improve the opportunity to
destroy all the useless documents and
papers" Thereupon he proceeded 10 de
stroy nearly all of the large collection of
maps in the possession of the Egyptian
government relating TO the geography of
the Egyptian Soudan. These collections
had been accommodating ever since
Mehemet Ali conquered Khartoum. They
included maps, plans and military
archives relating to the immense regions
extending up the Nile valley to the great
lakes and from the Red sea 10 the Fl
Obeid and Fl Fasher.-Boston Transcript.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-05-11
TAWB

CATAWBA, May lO.-The NJ L. church
and Sunday school will give missionary
entertainment in four weeks from last sun
day night. Everybody is invited A pri-
mary election will be held at the township
house Saturday. May II, between the hours
Of and p. M, for the purpose of elrcting
fourteen delegates 10 the county convention
Ia be held in Springfield May 2G. Let ev-
erybody turnout 50 that representative
delegation may be elected. Mr. J. H.
Page has finished his assessment and the
books are being made up this week.
... j. Will Page returned from Gin
cinnati last week. He will con-
time the study Of medicine this sum
mer in the Office of DR. Blower
Dr. VIM. Morrow Beach. of Madison coun-
ty, who has been i'll some time, died Friday
last and was buried Sunday r. NJ. Run
van Will soon begin the erection OF a new
barn upon the Payne farm. VIM. Hurd-
man has about 200 head of fat
sheep. which he will ship 10 Buffalo in a
short time. The friends of Mrs. John
Ropp. ST.. will be glad 10 learn that she is
improving from her recent serious illness
90. They say that prohibition will soon
prohibit in MechaniCsburg. The ordinance
will take effect the 18th inst. . . Parties
who attended the stock sales al London
last week say that ginger ale and soda
water was freely sought and bought.
X. Nj. Ellsworth proposes attending A col
lege Of shorthand and type-wring at OS-
wego. \. \. this spring. W. II. Silvers
will close ms school at Pisgah. Champaign
Co. this week W. II. Rowe, of South
Charleston, candidate for county recorder.
was in this township Monday and Tuesday
looking up his interests. Fletcher White
was here last week on the same business.
80. Persons wishing 10 subscribe for the
RErU BIIC, or those desiring 10 pay their
old subscriptions can do So by calling en-
DIR. Bloyen. Items of interest for the paper
can be left with him also.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-05-11
From Mr.. Vaughn Again

To the Editor of the Republic:
thought when answered the falSehood
as published in your last weeks issue, that
| would not have the same to do this week;
but as such statements seem Ia be in order.
| must necessarily set myself right be
fOore the public once more. Your report
in Tuesday evenings issne says, that ''Gil-
bert Dickson, Charles Butler and Charles
CiSsel testified in their Equal Rights league
Monday evening, that tried TO hire them
to work for separate schools" TOur re-
port Is not true. and the men would be-
guilty of perjury to take oath on the same.
| have had conversations witt: each of these
gentlemen named, and from my knowledge
of the veracity of each. don't believe they
advanced such testimony. | have defined
my position fully to members of this league.
and why not publish that, instead of things
that are untrue. NJ. II. VAUGHN.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-05-11
GREENE TOWNSHIP.


GnFrNopoiIS, May 10 IL. &. Johnston
is building A large bank barn fur ,;eorp,
futile. There are l25 perch in the wall
and nearly / 900 ieet of lumber in the.
lower story. The building is 4Ox 20 feet
The reporter met with little miShap Fri
day night. His horse got little nnruly
and turned short and dumped him ont.
causing him Ia he little stiff for a few
days George Sparrow goes this Wrdnr~-
day 10 Maurice Ia look al the gas well prior
| tn the beginning of opening their oil well
| on the Marqnart farm Remember the
| concert at Emory on Friday night
The candidates have struck MS at last
| The reporter called al Mr.. r f.. Stewart.
| our township clerk, ami took peep into
the records of this township in early DAYS
| The book itself is a curiosity, being about
eight inches square and halt-inch thick.
| with II soft paper back, and the penman-
| ship WAS that ut the old tylr and was exc
cuted with the quill pen. The township
was formed with the county Ill 1877, and
| the first record made Is of the commissions
OF the justices OF the peace, who were Rob
rrt Stephenson and John L. Stewart, the
| father ot the present clerk and grandfather
OF Charles Stewart. one OF our trustees. The
| first election On record was held April :, ~.
| III it'hiiiE 'NVi tii' We i'lllil lliti
| salaries of the officer ran down very low;
| in the year 1921. on settlement day. that
| after dcducting the treaSmrers per centagr
| which was 6i'i cents, there remained III
| the treasury nifty cents In cash. and Il judy
Inent Of Sill against one. +. Alexander
and ID. Nagley. At election IN lS22, the
township officers were sworn III eli the same
day Of the election. No doubt the vote
was small, As the vote was not given in any
of their minutes. That year the clerk re-
ceived 81 and trustees 81 each. In 1923
the clerk got 81. and two grand and two
petit Jurors were drawn. In 1924 Thomas
| Luce got p cents for one extra days work
on the road. AT the settlement this year,
Treas. Jas. Stewart's per centage was - cts.
| III ls25 the township for the first time drew
; from the county funds the amount Sl8.
and el"5eHi was used on the Garlough
bridge. the remainder. which was s2.4l i.
was divided between the eight road super
NlSofs, bellg 80 l-h cents apiece. No doubt
they were good III fractions III those days.
In lS2d the cirrk OF election received -
cents ioT services. the orerseer of the poor
received - cents; this year there remained
IN the treasury s'.55'i. In lS2s Abraham
Inflow, John 1. Stewart and j. GarI0ugh.
AS road supervisors. received - cents each
aS their fees. The first road record WAS
dated March. ISL, showing that there were
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-05-11
LOCAL SREviTiES.

Mr.. Il. j. Schroeder and son left today fol
Chicago.
Tuesday will be remembered as day o.
accidents.
Miss Mamie Winslow went TO Cincinnati
this morning.
Mr. Robert Smith departed today fol
Leadville, Col.
President ID. A. Long, Of Antioch Col
lege, is in town.
Mr.. Tom. Hall, special agent Of the |. b.
4 W, Is in the city.
Mr.. q. NJ. Lyon and wife left this morn
ing for Hastings. Nebraska.
Lieut., Col. George Sintz went to Cincln-
natl on business this morning.
Rev. Hamilton b. OFT, of Dayton. all Old
WittenbIrger, is at the Arcade.
Miss Lizzie Miller has returned from a
pleasant visit to Dayton friends.
Mr.. Robert Purcell. of the Cincinnati
Southern railroad. was in the city today.
S. W. Dakin. Esq, of Yellow Springs,
was in town this morning on legal business.
The Miller. Stowe n Freeman circus goes
from here 10 Dayton. where ii remains three
days.
Misses Maud Eavey and Mary Winters.
OF Nenia, are the guests of Springfield
friends.
Mr. H. l.. Rockfirld. of the Arcade. has
given up his California trip, at least for the
present.
Mr.. {. {. Collins and family left this
morning Via the Bee Line for Santa Ana,
California.
The full text OF the new police ordinance
will b. found in another column. II makes
interesting reading.
Rev. DIR. W. j. Finley'S lecture on Ben
HuI" at Blacks last NIGHT. is highly spoken
of by all who heard it.
The tracks in front of the &. c. {. \ |.
and |. b. n W. depotS are being replanked
not before ii was needed, either.
Miss Lois Nose, of Lagonia avenue, re-
turned this morning from TIVE weeks visit
10 her sister, Rev. Mrs. Gowdy, at New
Carlisle.
The sounding of the Central lire alarm
bell at l2:i0 O'Clock was caused by the
bursting of a jar III the hre alarm appa-
ratus.
A gentleman residing at the corner Of
Clark and Center streets had fine red bird
stolen out OF its cage in front of the house
last evening.
The electric light and gas pendants in the
Arcade are being gilded in a very dude-like
manner. Nothing like high art for the gen
eral public.
Mrs. T. Cavanaugh. of Clifton street,
who had been called 10 Fort Wayne. Indi-
ana. by the illness of her father, returned
yesterday morning
Wah Lee. the Chinese washee- washee on
east High street, was arrested this morn-
ing for throwing impure water on the
pr 1mises of another.
On Monday night a sneak thief entered
the stable of Mr.. X. F. Hayward and stole
therefrom reel on which there We're fifty
feet of hose. No clue.
Mr. Jonas Drury, the venerable weather
prophet, says that twenty three years ago
this morning the snow was three and hall
inches deep in Springfield
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-05-11

The strawberry and lee cream social Ia be-
given in the First English Lutheran church
nn Thursday evening, is changed 10 FRIDAY
evening Of this Week.
Mr.. William q. krieghaum, SON of eN-
Councilman Nicholas krieghaam, will return
ia few days from Riverside California,
where he has been absent ten months.
The four months old Son of Frank Til
linghaSt. ol 545 south Market. died at one
O'Clock this morning of inflammation OF the
The OrioIe club have issued very neat
| invitation for their next ball, which occurs
/ Thursday evening. May -, al their hall.
! l65is west Main street. ScurD furnishes
the music.
! The annual business meeting al the First
/ Lutheran church will be- held tonight, al
which time two elders and two deaconS will
/ be- elected. and other congregational busi-
ness attended 10.
The following persons left this morning
over the |. b. 4 W. railroad for the west
q. NJ Lyon and wife, Hastings. Neb.; II.
r. Schroeder and son, Chicago; and Robert
Smith for Leadville, Col.
! Agent knight-ef the Bee Line. sold l2G
| tickets to parties going 10 Muncie, Indiana,
was packed with passengers who are going
10 Muncie TO investigate the gas boom.
| The station house slate this morning
showed the following arrests: Ed Wise
disorderly; Philip Doud, drunk; Catharine
McGuire. drunk and disorderly; Frank
Johnson. disorderly, and Dave Fitzgerald,
drunk and disorierly.
Mr.. Ed. Hedges and family. of Spring
| field, are arranging matters To- move Ia theiI
new home in Toledo. They will he in Ur-
baRa Sabbath with the parents oi Mrs.
| Hedges until Monday, when they will leave
! for Toledo. Urhsna Cuiz0I.
| Dr. VIII Prince, OF Springfield. who has
( been here Oh u visit to his mother and many
old friends. returned home today. He is
well known here and a genial fellow he l.
too, and all his acquaintanceS We're pleased
10 see him again.-Piqus Dispatch.
NJ. VIII Costello. who for some time
has been assistant train dispatcher for the
|. h. 4 W. at this point, left last night for
Stephens Point. Wisconsin, where he takes
position as train dispatcher on the Wis
consin Central railroad. ''Billy's" friends
In this city were sorry to SEE him leave.
Dr. W. W. Hall and his bride returned
last evening from their wedding tour and
for the present they will board with Mrs.
Halls uncle, Mr.. A. c. Black. of lI3 south
Market street. The friends of Dr. and
Mrs. Hall are most happy 10 welcome them
home.
The furniture for the headquarters Of the
Il. A. l.. department of Ohio. arrived yes
erday and is being placed in the new head
quarters in the Arcade today. The room
will be very handsomely and appropriately
furnished. Springfield is very prond 10
have the department headquarters within
her precincts.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-05-11
Ticket Agents Meeting.

ME. Z. A. Ford, general passenger anC
ticket agent of the Pennsylvania lines. ha:
issued a circular 10 all the ticket agents oi
those lines west OF Pittsburg. stating thai
he desired TO meet all the agents, and call
ing meetings at various points and at vari
Gus times. On the Goth inst at 9 a. ID. 1
meeting will be- held at the Commercial no
tel in Xenia, at which Mr.. Ford will meet
the following agents: Samuel Dodds
Springfield; John A. Dodds. Yellow
Springs; J. W. Heath. South Lebanon; }.
+. Kennedy, London; q. y. keating. Love
land: ". A. Rodgers, COrwin: +. ID. Stein
man, South Charleston: A. W. Starkey
Morrow: and j. F.. Turner, Xenia
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-05-11
ANOTHER GOOD SALE.
The Lots OF the Hubert Addition go q
Like Hot Cakes Yesterday Afternoon.

The Lot. OF the Hubert Addition go on
Like Hot Cakes Yesterday Afternoon.
The sale Of the lots in the Hbert addition,
lying south of extreme east High street and
between that thOrougfare and Mound and
Harrison strests, came of Tuesday after
noon, Foley and Hayward being the auc-
tioneers. The lots sold with a rush, and
the bidding was most spirited and lively.
rain storm hung threateningly over the
city during the progress of the sale, and this
urged the bidders in a manner that, in the
language of veteran real estate man. was
worth hundreds of dollars 10 the owners
and auct0reerS." Twenty one lots were
sold in about an hour, and were bought by
parties who intended building instead of
specializing. Following are the purchasers
and priceS
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-05-11
Prohibition Camp Meeting.

At the Prohibition club meeting tomor-
row evening the matter of holding a tenn
perance camp meeting here during the latter
part of June will be considered. Among
its proposed talent will be Ex-Governor St.
John, Colonel George Baines. Colonel
Sobr, ski and the Silver Lake Quartette
II Is hoped that every prohibitonlst in the
city will be present
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-05-11

A lady went into fashionable Boston
shop 10 buy q wrap. and in the course OF
her search for the right thing picked ny
from the counter cloth jacket, thu. color o!
which pleased her. 1t was dark red, but
heavily braided. and to her taste il would
have looked better without the elaborate
trimming. Holding il up 10 inspect its Pc
cuIiaT cut, she said TO the attendant: Il
should like this one. 1t is very handsome.
except for all this common passementerie
on the front" Excuse me, madam" said
voice behind her, in naughty tones. "Ex-
cuse me; that is my jacket, which l have
Just laid off to try on another"
Mrs. King. the millner next door to
Murphy x Bros, has Just opened q nice
assortment of childrens' hats.
President Cleveland is fairly swamped
with invitations to visit summer resorts at
tend school and college commencements,
present prizes and make addresses.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-05-11

To thoroughly cure ScrSfula, it is neces
Sary to strike directly at the root of the
parilla does. by acting upon the blood,
thoroughly cleansing it of all impurities;and
leaving not even taint of scrofula in the
vital fluid
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-05-11

A CARD.-TO ali who are suffering from
errors and indiScretions Of youth, nervous
weakness. early decay, loss OF manhood.
etc, will send recipe that will cure you,
free of charge. This great remedy WAS dis
covered by a missionary in South America.
Send self addressed envelope to Rev. Joseph
T. Inman, Station ID. New V"rk city,
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-05-11

For the Ohio Iniversalist convention al
North Lewsbnrg, o., May 81 10 June u,
1885,, the New York. Pennsylvania and
Ohio railroad will sell tickets al one fall fare
going. passengers to be- returned at one third
rate on certificate of J. W. Henley, secre-
tary. For tickets and further information
call on j. ID. Phleger. agent. - Arcade.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-05-11

The Till family play on twenty different
instruments at the Orpheus benefit mex
Thursday night. This is the first ant
probably the last time the people of Spring
field will have an opportunity of hearins
them, as they sail for England in June
The success of the concert is already as
Sured by the large reserve up To noon today
Every seat should be- taken. Box shee
I open at Pierce's
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-05-11

Every seat in Blacks opera house should
be taken before the curtain goes up for the
orpheuS benefit. Thursday night There
are no bad seats and nobody will be disap-
pointed who attends. Reserved seats can
still be had at Pierce's, for SOC.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-05-11

FrTs-All fits stopped free by DIR. Kline's
Great Nerve RestOrer. No fits after first
days use. Marvellous cures. Treatise and
81 trial bottle free 10 mt cases. Send to
DIR. Kline, 93l Arch street. Philadelphia,
Penns, lyania-
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-05-11
A Spaui.h Fair In Paris.

One of the newest and best Of the many
circuses in Paris has just brought out al
odd produstion-a Spanish fair with all
its adjuncts, its beggars, its maudoIinists,
its peasants and merchants in costume,
its audiences and songs, and, 10 crown all
its bull fight This is one of the mos,
amusing and picturesque spectacles seen
IN Paris for many years.-Boston Tran
script
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-05-11
PERSONAL.

ICAN furnish 1000 industrious ladies with
i permanent lucrative employm No fraud
or humbug. Hundreds Of testimonials from
ladies made independent through this work
Mrs II. +. Little, Chicago. Ill. lU,mss
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-05-11
Boots and shoe.
7 II''Otr 1nW SIIUt.
Retailed AT wholesale prices. w middle

The only wholesale and one price boot
and shoe house in the city. Call In and
Sre us. STARkEN Il SCowDKN.
Kelly Arcade
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-05-11

SpeciaItieS in black lace bonntes are 10
be seen at Mrs. Kings, next door 10 Muir
ply x Bros.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-05-11

There are really no bad seats in Black,
opera house for aconcert. Every one shOu Id
be taken for the OrpheuS benefit.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-05-11

DIR. T. +. Bliss, eye and ear surgeon, 29
west Main street. Eyes fitted with glasses.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-05-11
CARPET CLEANING COMPOUND.

This is n very superior article. Ii removes
grease spots. stains, foot marks and dirt Ii
brig htens up the cOlors and gives fresh. new
look. Ii is easily applied with "A sponge and
does the work rapidly, without taking up the
carpet Ii is cheap hc per gallon or half
gallon bottles, ,Alc. DR.. casper has made a
specially Of this for years.
>APoLio->apolio viii clean painted wood
work in half the time OF ordinary soap.
Neither does il make the paint yellow also,
il a superior article for cleaning windows.
Only lOc a cake or for &c, AT casper 5.
Tough Sponges. Aqua Ammonia. Furniture
Polish. Grate Narnish. ChamoIs skins and all
other aids for house cleaning. for sale At
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-05-11
Martyrs Comm.rcIni college,

3lS Sixth street, Washington, ID. C., pro-
vides practically useful business education.
No terms nor vacations. Students enter AT
any time. Terms: Life scholarship, $40;
u weeks course, board, &c, S75. Send
for circular
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-05-11
MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY To L0AN-In sums of $50 TO >lOua
NJ for one TO fve years, on nrst mortgage or
approved commercial paper. Theo. A. Wick.
- East High st. li5bs-l1r
MONEY TO L0AN-In sums Of s50O to 81 .VU.
vi on three TO nve years time. on frst mort
gage or approved commercial paper. George
II. Coles. room No. l. LAgondA bank building.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-05-11

Oliver Wendell Holmes is fond Of spin,
ming humming top.